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Over the past decade, David A. Simon has built an impressive track record of successfully representing numerous clients and achieving favorable outcomes in numerous jury trials. His dedication and perseverance have not gone unnoticed, garnering him both national and local media attention for his exceptional defense of the accused.
In 2016, as a solo practitioner, David A. Simon gained significant recognition when he took on the case of the "Rose Bowl Finger Biter" and filed a Civil Law Suit against the City of Los Angeles. This captivating story caught the attention of popular media outlets such as TMZ and The Los Angeles Times. Similarly, in that same year, David A. Simon represented a client who had swallowed a foreign object and sued the Cheesecake Factory on their behalf. The story reached the local community through San Diego's ABC 10 news and ultimately resulted in a substantial settlement.
Whether you find yourself facing criminal charges or have suffered an injury, there is no need to hesitate. David A. Simon is ready to provide you with exceptional legal representation.
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David Simon's Court TV Interview Compilation - People v. Kellen Winslow Trial - 5-22-19
This is a compilation of David Simon's live TV interview on Court TV on the third day of trial in the People vs. Kellen Winslow. Kellen Winslow is a former...
Woman chokes on metal spring at Cheesecake Factory and They Won't Pay Her Ambulance Bill
- Q. Does the d a need video proof besides just taking a sheriff's word for
- A: The DA needs proof beyond a reasonable doubt. That is the standard. Video evidence is great, so is DNA. There is no bright line rule as to what constitutes the amount of proof needed. Taking a police officer's word alone might not be proof beyond a reasonable doubt if your attorney can cast doubt on the officer's testimony. I would argue there needs to be some corroborating evidence to support that officer's testimony.
- Q. Hello today the Visalia so-called hope team which they are not hope for any of us came today to where we were
- A: The facts as you explain them would constitute an illegal stop. For a detention (less than an arrest which requires probable cause) to be legal the officer must have reasonable suspicion a violation of law has already occurred. An officer cannot stop someone without cause, and then, after the stop, find a justification. If any contraband was found, and charges are filed, a skilled defense attorney would have a compelling argument this evidence must be suppressed.
- Q. I was sentenced 5 years informal probation for dui. want to do the jail time instead I go to jail in a week,Next step?
- A: Hi. This a good question. You have the right to deny probation and do custody instead. However, if you're already on probation that means you've already been sentenced. You need to consult a local DUI attorney about withdrawing your plea or being re-sentenced. Best of luck.
